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A.L. Rowse and Cornwall : a paradoxical patriot
""This extremely readable book attempts to set the record straight about one of Cornwall's most famous sons. Payton has achieved an enviable synthesis and fusion in this sympathetic but fair biography."" In this award-winning biographical study, Philip Payton explores the complicated relationship which existed between A.L. Rowse, the famous twentieth-century historian and man of letters, and his native Cornwall.
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- """This extremely readable book attempts to set the record straight about one of Cornwall's most famous sons. Payton has achieved an enviable synthesis and fusion in this sympathetic but fair biography."" In this award-winning biographical study, Philip Payton explores the complicated relationship which existed between A.L. Rowse, the famous twentieth-century historian and man of letters, and his native Cornwall."@en